Waltz Hobby Lesson + Choreography (5) | Left Whisk, Twist, Standing Spin
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Waltz Hobby Lesson + Choreography (5) | Left Whisk, Twist, Standing Spin
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Demonstrators: Romans Dobrecovs & Violetta Levchenko
Today's Waltz Choreography: Running Spin Turn 123 1&23 - Outside Change to PP 123 - Quick Open Reverse Turn 1&23 - Left Whisk 123 - Twist to Standing Spin to PP 1&2&3&123 - Chasse from PP 12&3
#dancelesson #hobby #waltz
Music: Rains Will Fall by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Nice combination 🎉
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Very lovely routine.
Beautifull! Thanks Egils, i am glad.
Excellent, Egils. Here is the choreography for convenience. Thank you so much.
• Preparation 123 123
• Running Spin Turn 123 1&23
• Outside Change to PP 123
• Quick Open Reverse Turn 1&23
• Left Whisk 123
• Twist and Standing Spin to PP 1&2&3& 123
• Chasse from PP 12&3
Because of the "Standing Spin", this is definitely "open level" material. Standing spins are very common in dancesport routines/combos in Modern Waltz, as well as in demonstrations.
The end of the Standing Spin is what I perceive as a "hover stretch" action as the PP happens, before both dancers precede with the next step. This happens as soon as the rotational action in the standing spin comes to a stop. This keenly allows the continuity of the "flowing action" needed in the characterization of the waltz.
Sim,ply elegant! Thumbs up 👍👍
とても云いですぬ😊勉強になります😊👍️
A waltz with contact, including hands, should be called 'C Waltz', and a waltz with no contact except hands should be called 'N Waltz'.